New Puritan Lead teak mice but might later consider breaking

but might later consider breaking up if I can't sell as a group

There is a note on the back of this drawing that reads 1957 Life Magazine

to how to use a nasal douche

but I personally don't mind at all seeing the wear and edges on something like this

fall leaves or pinecones

New Puritan Lead teak mice but might later consider breakingSomething in the combination of text and material just spoke to me when I found these blocks of New Puritan Lead the other day in Maine, weighing in at about 8 pounds. It seems somehow rather poignant that "Puritan" and lead should be linked, perhaps as if to signify the heavy weight of the puritanical in many senses. And the font on the text seems perfectly right, declarative and unwavering. (A little bit Jenny Holzer esque too.) To my sensibilities,